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EPSRC Reference: GR/L50990/01
Title: CARBON DOPED BRAGG STACKS FOR VCSELS GROWN BY CHEMICAL BEAM EPITAXY
Principal Investigator: Bullough, Dr T
Other Investigators:
Joyce, Dr TBF
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Imperial College London
Department: Materials Science & Eng
Organisation: University of Liverpool
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 14 July 1997 Ends: 13 January 2000 Value (£): 102,581
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Materials Processing
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Carbon is considered to be a preferred p-dopant for a number of GaAs-based devices, although problems persist in its use in MBE and MOVPE. It promises to be a suitable replacement for Be in MBE-grown DBR structures for the next generation of higher-power, high efficiency VCSELs. We propose to investigate C as a p-dopant in such DBR Structures grown by CBE, in parallel with a collaborative investigation of MBE grown C-doped DBRs at the IRC Semiconductor Materials. Fundamental aspects of C incorporation and dopant activation will be investigated by both Liverpool and the IRC, concentrating on H-incorporation, strain relaxation, thermal stability and C diffusion-related effects in highly C-doped Al(Ga)As with uniform, graded and delta dopant profiles. In parallel, complete DBR and VCSEL structures with C-doped p-stacks grown by CBE at Liverpool will be assessed by the IRC, who will compare them with equivalent C-doped p-stacks grown by MBE to allow a comparison of the growth techniques.
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